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NASA Nixes Launch of Soil Moisture Tracking Satellite Due to 'Upper-Level' Winds
NASA cancelled the launch of its Soil Moisture Active Passive (SMAP) satellite before the sun came up on the Vandenberg Air Force Base in Calif. due to high winds.
Louisville Football Coaching News: DC Todd Grantham Spurns Raiders and NFL to Stay With Cardinals
Blind Beetles Show Extraordinary Signs of Sight
NYU Researchers Develop Mobile Apps That Take Students into the Laboratory
Duke vs Notre Dame Basketball 2015: Live Radio Broadcast, Preview: Can Irish Find a Matchup to Stifle Jahlil Okafor?
University of Arkansas Offers Multidisciplinary Culinary Training Program in France
Green Tea Ingredient Could Kill Oral Cancer Cells
1 EKU Football Player, 3 From KU Involved in Bar Fight, But Was It Assault?
By Russell WesterholmAncient Skull Found in Israel May Signal Intermingling Between Humans and Neanderthals
By Russell WesterholmFlame Retardants Exposure May Increase The Risk Of Preterm Birth
By J BaulkmanBike-to-Work Events Should Be Held More Often
By Staff ReporterHigher Education Donations Hit All-Time High in 2014; a Look Back at the Biggest Gifts
By Russell WesterholmMichigan Football Recruiting News: 4-Star QB Messiah deWeaver De-Commits, But Was That Harbaugh's Intention?
By Russell WesterholmGeorgia State University to Open Fully Coed, Gender Inclusive Residence Hall
By Russell WesterholmACT Launches 2015 College and Career Readiness Campaign
By J Baulkman
